A popular market bringing together artisan makers, local food and drink producers, and fresh South West produce in a family-friendly setting.
The Good Food & Craft Market returns to Royal William Yard on Sunday 6 September, the first Sunday of the month. It's a regular on the Yard's calendar, and it's picked up a few event awards over the years. The whole thing brings together some of the region's best artisan makers alongside local food and drink producers, so you'll find everything from tasty treats to handcrafted gifts and fresh South West produce in one go.
It's dog- and family-friendly, and the wider Royal William Yard—a Grade II listed estate—is packed with bars, eateries and things to do, so it's easy to make a full day of it. If you're visiting from out of town, Maison Pierre by Bistrot Pierre is right there for overnight guests. One practical thing to keep in mind: there's a new, simple one-way system in operation across the estate to manage traffic flow, so it's worth having a quick look at how to get in and out before you set off.
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Depending on the weather, you'll find the market on the lawn and main street, though it moves inside the Melville building during the winter months. It runs from 10:00 to 15:00, and it's free of charge.
